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SIG FIG CITY
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100

How many digits do you estimate when reading ANY analog tool?

Exactly ONE — the last digit

100

How many sig figs in 500?

One

100

1 mole = how many particles, and where is that printed?

6.02×10²³ 

on the back of your periodic table sheet

100

Say the density formula, and where can you always find it?

D = m ÷ V 

It's printed on the periodic table formula sheet

100

On a lab day, goggles come off only when…

EVERY group is finished with glass, chemicals, and fire

200

1 mole = how many particles, and where is that printed?

6.02×10²³

on the back of your periodic table sheet

200

How many sig figs in 0.003090?

Four

200

Write 0.0000356 in scientific notation.

3.56×10⁻⁵

200

m = 25.0 g and V = 10.0 mL. Density?

2.50 g/mL

200

Acid spill on the bench — neutralize it with what?

A weak base: baking soda (then wipe it up)

300

A cylinder has a line for every 1 mL. Your reading must go to which place?

The TENTHS place (estimate one digit past the lines)

300

Round 0.0030955 to three sig figs.

0.00310  (the trailing zero must stay)

300

Convert 250,000 cL to L.

2,500 L  (100 cL = 1 L)

300

Accuracy vs. precision:
one sentence each.

Accuracy = close to the TRUE value.
Precision = close to EACH OTHER.

300

Name the porcelain vessel used to heat small amounts.

The crucible

400

Before: 25.0 mL. After the rock goes in: 36.5 mL. The rock's volume?

11.5 mL  (after − before)

400

5.221 m + 4.30 m = ?

9.52 m  (fewest DECIMAL places)

400

What equality can you make from 55.0 miles/hr?

55.0 miles = 1 hour

400

Measured 4.55 g/mL; actual 4.95 g/mL. Percent error?

8.08%  (0.40 ÷ 4.95 × 100)

400

Fire blanket vs. fire extinguisher

 which is for what?

Blanket = a PERSON on fire.

Extinguisher = a fire at the station.

500

45.5 g of NH₃ (molar mass 17.04). How many molecules?

1.61×10²⁴  (÷17.04 → moles, × 6.02×10²³)

500

4310 × 0.593 × 75 = ?

1.9×10⁵  (75 has only 2 sig figs)

500

Convert 621 cg to ng.

6.21×10⁹ ng  (through grams: 6.21 g, then ×10⁹)

500

Osmium: D = 22.57 g/mL. Mass of a 12.5-mL block?

282 g  (12.5 × 22.57 = 282.125 → 3 sig figs)

500

Which tool delivers precise volumes, especially in titrations?

The burette